Firmware R_00.07.06.8 was removed due to an issue with inefficient memory allocation for LED control.
What should be done to devices already updated to this version? Is it ok to run? Will it damage the device? Should we roll back to 7.6.6? Some guidance would be appreciated.
All LEDs are dark on the unit. Looks strange but still works. Hope this is fixed soon, strange bug. I still don’t understand what happens if we don’t disable this. The system eventually crashes due to lack of free memory? Something worse?
Firmware downgrade should still work properly to previous 07.06.x versions, could you clarify how you were downgrading the firmware?
If LED operation is not crucial to your device, then the solution provided by flebourse is the easiest one, and should get rid of the memory leak.
Rest assured, we are working as fast as we can to release the firmware with this issue fixed, and it should come out soon.
I have the offending firmware installed on my RUTX50 router, if i run the following command to temporarily fix the issue, not that i have noticed an issue myself: “/etc/init.d/ledman stop ; /etc/init.d/ledman disable”.
What will happen when the next firmware is applied?
Will the next firmware auto enable the service, or will i have to run a command similar to: " /etc/init.d/ledman enable ; /etc/init.d/ledman start" to re-enable and start the service?
If the memory leak is a security issue and or damaging the device, i will apply the temp fix asap! or should i wait a few days perhaps for the next firmware release?
@akwe-xavante I’ve downgraded my firmware to RUTX_R_00.07.06.6 You can download it from here… https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RUTX50_Firmware_Downloads Once you downloaded the RUTX_R_00.07.06.6 Firmware, just drag and drop as in the picture if you want to downgrade. I’ve had no issues and everything is working fine.